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Masha Gessen

Masha Gessen is a staff writer at the New Yorker and the author of several books, among them the National Book Award-winning The Future is History and the Samuel Johnson prize-longlisted The Man Without a Face. The recipient of numerous other awards, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Carnegie Fellowship, Gessen lives in New York City.

Publications

Reportage

Surviving Autocracy

Masha Gessen

£9.99

Non-Fiction

Words Will Break Cement

Masha Gessen

£9.99

Biography

The Man Without a Face

Masha Gessen

£10.99

Reportage

The Future is History

Masha Gessen

£10.99

Books

Blood Matters

Masha Gessen

£8.99

Masha Gessen on Granta.com

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

Surviving Autocracy

Masha Gessen

We knew Trump’s range: government by gesture; obfuscation and lying; self-praise; stoking fear and issuing threats.

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

After the Olympics Left

Various Contributors

‘Once I came home at the end of August, it was as if nothing had ever happened. Indeed, nothing had.‘

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

Mutations

Masha Gessen

‘With a disease as unpredictable as cancer, the opportunity to blame an actual person is an unexpected temptation.’

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

Essays & Memoir | The Online Edition

My Grandmother, the Censor

Masha Gessen

‘Where do crimes begin and end, and who, decades later, can be held responsible?’